The view or 'belief that direct knowledge of God, spiritual truth, or ultimate reality can be attained through subjective experience (such as intuition or insight)' is what theory of knowledge?

The theory that knowledge is constructed from the individual and is formed by their actions and choices

The view or theory or school of thought which argues that 'seeking pleasure and avoiding suffering are the only ways to ensure well-being of yourself and others.'

The view or theory that all 'knowledge or values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated.' Generally dismissive of all knowledge and does not believe it even exists.

The view and theory which argues that 'all knowledge comes primarily through sensory experience' It rejects tradition as a form of knowledge and argues only empirical evidence should form ideas.

The view that the individual's knowledge is acquired through personal experience and thus is specific to that person. All knowledge comes from the personal choice of the individual their right to exist.

The view that knowledge is derived from the family, the community, and much larger, society. It is knowledge that is generally agreed upon by the group, not constructed by the individual

The belief that 'knowledge is constructed by God' and is 'thus perfect' and not created by man.

The view that learners construct knowledge rather than merely take in information